Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Little Red Machines PEE WEE CHEERLEADERS are FRONT ROW: Bnd- cot) FOURTH ROW: Lou Earl Fortenberry Tammy gelte Fischer. Hanson Watkins SECOND ROW: Lon McAnnally. Kellie Harvey FIFTH ROW: Julie Campbell. McKinney. Dana Bailey THIRD ROW: Amy Epperson Letitia Johnson. Amy Bitlle. Kelley Shea. Holly Hanson. (Mascot). Piper Miller (Mascot). Brandy McAnnally (Mas- Melinda Stoffregen. Heather Hanson. M m WEE WEE CHEERLEADERS are FRONT ROW: Denise Burns. April Sivley. Rebacca Hawkins. Joy Hill. THIRD ROW: Pam Russell. Mir- Philllps (Mascot). Delynn Burns (Mascot). Paula Martin SECOND anda Longshore, Stacy Rice. Candi Holt. Janna Gibbons, Christy ROW: Angle Moore. Janet James. Lisa Latta. Amy Shelton. Jana Myers. Tina Ridings. Leslie Thomas. Darlene Avant. Debra Gamble. Woodard. Owen Weaver. Kristy Hill. Michael Land. Carrie Ellis. Jan Judy Bailey, Christy Phillips. Julie Hawkins PEANUT CHEERLEADERS are FRONT ROW: Missy Weaver. Veronica Kyle. SECOND ROW: Kendra Williams. Wendy Tucker. Ginger Logan. Christy Starks. Jen Hill. Mackeshia Byers. Carta Chnstopher. Misti Hyde. Becky Shel- ton. Jennifer Cates. TaJuanita Gray. Julie Evans. Deanne Dodd THIRD ROW: Angela Warren. Heidi Nash. Sherri McGowan. Cinoy Sioilreyen. Denise Moody. Jennifer Moody. Amy Green. Jill Jones. Beth Loyd NOT PICTURED: Ginger Evans. Elementary Football 99

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Where Country And City Meet m School organizations Inave always been a healthy way to involve students in subjects in which they have an interest. By carrying those interests into extracurricular activities, students feel more a part of the total school body because they have met students they have common ground with. Some clubs have scholastic require- ments, some hold elections, and other clubs look simply for willing, dedicated members. Building relationships and leadership is an important part of any organization. Because students hold decision-making positions, confidence and leadership abilities are in- creased. Feeling that these leadership and cooperation-building qualities are impor- tant, the school administration backs each school-sponsored group with a faculty advi- sor. Contents Marching Band 102 Majorettes 1 04 Colorguard 106 Beginner Band 108 Stage Band 109 Concert Band 110 Girls ' Chorus 112 Tomahawk Staff 114 Wetotem Staff 116 Student Government Association 118 National Honor Society 120 Math Team 122 Mu Alpha Theta 122 Science Club 123 VICA Club 124 Future Farmers of America 126 Future Homemakers of America 128 O ' Club 130 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 131 Afro-American Club 132 SWINGING A HAMMER proves to no longer be man ' s work as Audra Killough, Letitia Johnson, and Sandy Payne join John Tymes and Kris Jennings in the woodworking shop. Organizations 101